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1. 1 Abdul's Halal 4:37
2. 2 Cafkir Wa Higra 4:57
3. 3 With Indian Rope 3:37
4. 4 Glass Mughal 0:50
5. 5 The Iranian Who Found Allah 3:04
6. 6 Harijana 7:53
7. 7 Rouge Amin Fraction 3:07
8. 8 Glass Mughal 4:43
9. 9 Cafkir Ma Higra 2:42
10. 10 Abdul's Halal 4:50
11. 11 Paper Gulag 9:55
12. 12 Paper Gulag 5:12
13. 13 Leboneeze 4:42
14. 14 Khadija And Foreshta 4:35
15. 15 The Ottoman Muzeum Of Cherished Momentos 3:53
16. 16 The Limb Amputator Of Rinash 3:25
17. 17 The Iraqi Who Grew Orchids 2:56

• 4:38 [1996] muslimgauze - abdul's halal
• 4:59 Muslimgauze - Takfir Wa Higra
• 7:57 Muslimgauze - Harijana
• 5:01 Muslimgauze - Cafkir Wa Higra
• 2:57 Muslimgauze - The Iraqi Who Grew Orchids

Tracks 1 to 13 originally appeared on [Uzbekistani Bizzare And Souk](http://www.discogs.com/release/8557) DAT (STDAT 004). Tracks 14 to 17 originally appeared on [Izlamaphobia](http://www.discogs.com/release/8560) double CD (muslimlim 001). Hand numbered limited edition of 1000 copies in a digipak printed on a hand-fed letterpress. Some copies came unnumbered, some were delivered with the same Muslimgauze button as a bonus that came with the flag edition: [100 more copies](http://www.discogs.com/release/1068739) were book-bound and wrapped in a Palestinian flag, with a palestinian coin and a Muslimgauze button. Reissued in July 2004 as an unlimited edition in a [jewelcase](http://www.discogs.com/release/1193904). The indexing used on this CD gives as a result a complete inconsistency with the original DAT: track 3 and 4 on the CD are actually track 3 of the DAT ("With Indian Rope"), thus track 5 is "Glass Mughal" on the DAT, track 6 is "The Iranian Who Found Allah", track 7 is "Harijana", track 8 is "Rouge Amin Fraction", track 9 is "Glass Mughal" and track 10 is "Takfir Ma Higra". Track 11 on the CD is actually 3 separate tracks on the DAT ("Abdul's Halal", "Paper Gulag" and "Paper Gulag") and finally tracks 12 and 13 on the CD are track 13 on the DAT ("Leboneeze"). There also inconsistencies with titles: "Takfir" on the DAT becomes "Cafkir" on the CD, and, about the tracks taken from "Izlamaphobia", this CD has "Foreshta" for "Fereshta" and "Rinash" for "Riyadh".